Cut It Out!

The local independent TV station in San Antonio uses the "Do you ever have deja vu, Mrs. Lancaster?" clip for their weekend movie ads.

Wonder if Buzzy showing up on GMA means his reign is about to end… 10,000 quatloos on the challenger tonight!

He's got a geography/travel web column too… Not good Ken.

It's not really TV summer until Big Brother premieres, so we're basically stuck in a sort of pre-Julian calendar reform Mensis Intercalaris period until June 22nd.

I wasn't paying much attention to scores in DJ as I was making dinner, given how everyone was flailing at one point or another (or throughout, Victor), I was surprised to see Buzzy in a runaway position at the end.

The Scripps Spelling Bee final is tomorrow, perhaps not coincidentally?

Huh, an English horn is an oboe-variant. Thanks, Wikipedia.

Awww, extra pets for Old Buddy.

I went with Dr. Samuel Mudd. But he died in the 1880s after being pardoned. And he wasn't charged with treason.

I'm only vaguely familiar with classical music, but I always assign Brahms to Beethoven's time period, not the late 1800s. I went with Schumann, or rather, Schuhmann.

One of the behind-the-scenes Python books noted that the sketch took much longer to film than expected, hence how it literally dark it got.

More like Saturday Night Dead, amirite?

All NCIS Matter!

Area Man discovers that Centurion Lucius Vorenus is on Grey's Anatomy.

He had some time to enjoy whatever was in the "original" 60 Minutes tontine at least.

Need to know what his role is, if it's a Jimmy James-excentric-millionaire boss character, I might be able to get onboard.

The engines were subcontracted to contractors in multiple sectors to appease the Grand Moffs.

Cornell? Not likely.

Tell me where the nuclear codes are!